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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1911

Page

6

Fourteen Aid Plans for Distressed Washington Families

A historic list outlines fourteen "opportunities" to aid poor families in Washington through the Associated Charities. Each plan details a breadwinner, widow, or aged couple needing monthly or yearly support to keep families together, with amounts ranging from $2 to $10 weekly and yearly totals to sustain housing, clothing, and food for 2 to 6 children amid illness and hardship.

Associated Charities Washington Broad Charity

Family seeks funds for tuberculosis recovery program

A distressed family seeks donations to cover health care costs for a young man with tuberculosis. At a sanatorium, twelve dollars a week is required for board, with the family contributing two dollars weekly. Two more months are needed to push toward recovery, totaling two thousand fifty dollars for fourteen opportunities.

One Year For Shoplifters In Police Court

Kate Kennedy 38 Mattie Dusval 27 and Ralph Long 20 were sentenced to one year each by Judge Pugh after pleading guilty to eleven counts of larceny. The trio obtained goods from two downtown department stores with two women taking items and Long disposing of them. He waited outside while they entered to plunder according to witness testimony. Mrs L Macken denied Kennedy ever lived at her Sixth Street NW address.

Kate Kennedy Mattie Dusval Ralph Long Occoquan Pugh Long L. Macken Sixth Street Northwest Kennedy

Seek Man Who Vanished Alfred Cardia Shoemaker Missing

Police pursue the Italian shoemaker Alfred Cardia who disappeared from his home and 410 New York avenue three weeks ago after his belongings were dumped on the street for unpaid rent. He had recently boasted of bringing a bride from Philadelphia and took several hundred dollars from his trunk before vanishing. Cardia, who came to Washington last August to buy Tattaro Carmelone’s shop, may have gone to Philadelphia, with robbing and injury suspected.

Hein Alfred Cardia New York Cardia Philadelphia Washington Tattaro Carmelone New York Avenue Italy

Nine market men fined for health violations at Center Market

Nine market men were fined by Judge Mulloway in the district police court for exposing turkeys to dirt and insects at Center Market. Names include Joseph Roth Samuel Safranck George T Robertson Charles T Lawson Richard W Claxton Francis G Swain Morris Wittlin George C Hillery and Harry Sherby. Health Inspectors Dodge and Wilson testified the birds were shown in sidewalk showcases with glass removed.

Mulloway Poellece Tirkeye Center Market Jozeph Roth Samuel Safranck George T. Robertson Charles T. Lawson Richard W. Claxton Francis G. Swain Morris Wittlin George C. Hillery Harry Sherby W. B. Dodge R. 8

Riddenout Will Dispute Settled Out of Court

The dispute over Upton H. Ridenout's will, once headed a local real estate firm, was resolved amicably yesterday out of court. The estate valued around 36000 went to widow Mrs. Helle Ridenout. relatives alleged undue influence. Terms not disclosed. Attorneys Lambert Yeatman for plaintiffs and Worthington for widow.

Upton H. Ridenout Ridenout Helle Ridenout Upton H. Ridenout Charles Florence J. Irwin Wilton J. Lamsbert Rudolph IH. Yeatman A. &. Worthington

Hospital for Boys Opens New Training School Building

The National Training School for Boys opened its new hospital building yesterday. Dr. Guy W. Latimer, resident physician, gave a brief address. The board of trustees welcomed visitors, including W. M. Shuster, S. W. Curriden, HF Blount, B. H. Warner, F. H. Duehay, C. A. Wella, and C. H. Robb, with Supr. O. E. Darnall receiving them.

Naonal Training School Guy W. Latimer W. M. Shuster S. W. Curriden HF Blount B. H. Warner F. H. Duehay C. A. Wella H. Robb Supr .O. E. Darnall

Death of Capt J H Shipley Naval Attache in Tokyo

Capt John H Shipley naval attaché at the American embassy in Tokyo died of apoplexy yesterday. Born in Iowa City he graduated from the Naval Academy and served as flag lieutenant on the Lancaster during the Spanish American War.

John H.‘Shipley Tokyo State Department Shipley Iowa City Iowa Naval Academy

Nightlife listings and public notices in city bulletin

Amusements show schedules brandish numerous acts at downtown theatres including The Rest King The Captain The Pink Lady and Ossin trom Reno with multiple performances nightly. A Holmes Bakery ad promotes direct ordering for milk bread while health lectures by Dr Hickling and Dr Girard draw parents and teachers. Seton addresses Boy Scouts as local civic notices plus shopping and social items fill the page.

Amusemente Delasco Henrietta Cronman King Columbia Nat Goodwin Imperial Casino Biltte Academy Gayety Ossin Trom Reno Vaudevilla Arcede Healmes Holmes’ Bakery Big Gaiety Company

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